How does population affect the country's development?

Answer 1

The population trends suggest that conditions in developing nations will change in the future towards a more favorable level, improving development prospects, and creating urbanization which will translate to investment opportunities as well.

Answer 2

This is more a logic question than remembering facts. People make communities; communities make local regions, then countries. People do many things to support a community while supporting themselves. People work to earn money, but pay taxes to support the community and the country. Without taxes, communities and countries cannot provide services that people need. Communities and countries have interdependency needs, along with its people.

When populations decline through migration, or people get old, sick, or die, they do not hold jobs. When jobs decline, income declines. When income declines, taxes can't be collected. When taxes decrease, services to the public must decrease (road repair, bridge repair, etc. etc.). Without the need to supply jobs, industry and commercial buildings close. Without new tenants or owners, those businesses get boarded up or torn down. This creates urban blight. When communities experience urban blight, no one new wants to move into the community. A cycle begins: no new jobs, no new citizens, no economy, unemployment high, services low, and the community stagnates. Leaders try innovative ways to stimulate the economy. Big businesses seek workers elsewhere, such as overseas. The country goes into recession or depression.

Answer 3

They can affect how much housing and resources the country will need in the future, as well as the workforce and pension, and taxes.